What type of welding can be used for the bung?

The steel bung included in this kit can be attached using either MIG or TIG welding. This offers flexibility depending on your available equipment and welding preference.

Does the plug come with thread sealant?

Yes, the 3/4-inch NPT plug comes with thread sealant pre-applied. This helps ensure a good seal when you thread it into the bung.

What tool is needed to install the plug?

You will need a 9/16-inch allen wrench to tighten the drain plug once it is threaded into the bung.

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Camburg 3.50/4.00 Axle Housing Drain Kit

Specifications

Brand: Camburg
Part #: CAM-020097
UPC: 888563188447

Camburg 3.50/4.00 Axle Housing Drain Kit

Name: Camburg 3.50/4.00 Axle Housing Drain Kit
Brand: Camburg
SKU: camburg-camburg-3-50-4-00-axle-housing-drain-kit-t14-827112
Price: 17.28 USD
Availability: BackOrder

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Camburg 3.50/4.00 Axle Housing Drain Kit. Add a drain plug to your axle housing for easier fluid changes.

Key Features

Fits Camburg 3.50 and 4.00" axle housings, and can be used for other custom applications.
Steel bung can be MIG or TIG welded onto your axle housing.
Includes a zinc-plated 3/4" NPT plug.
Plug has thread sealant pre-applied for easier installation.
Requires a 9/16" allen wrench for installation.

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Product Details

Camburg is known for building tough suspension components for off-road vehicles. This drain kit is what they use on their own 3.50 and 4.00-inch axle housings, but it's versatile enough for many other custom applications where you need a reliable way to drain fluid.

The kit includes a steel bung that you can MIG or TIG weld onto your axle housing or any other steel component. Once welded, you can thread in the zinc-plated 3/4-inch NPT plug. It comes with thread sealant already applied, making installation straightforward. You'll need a 9/16-inch allen wrench to tighten it down.